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Otago Witness, Issue 1602, 5 August 1882, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. Wholesale and Retail. T>K3T HOUSE IN TOWN FOR BOOKS, HORSBURGH, 73 GEORGE STREET. Best House in Town for Stationery, Horsburgh, 73 George Btreet. Best Hoaae in Town for Desks, Inkstands, and Workboxes, Horsburgh, 73 George Street. A lot of School-books slightly damaged, but suitable for home use j Geography, Reading, and Grammar— six for Is 4d< j - James Horsburgh, the city book and stationery warehouse, < 7 78 Geohgb street, Ddnedin. riHALLKNGE FOR ONE THOUSAND {j ' POUNDS 11 As a further reply to untrnthful and ad captandwn advertisements, we hereby offer to submit The Wonderful Wertheim under Challenge for £1000 a side, In competition with all or any YANKEE and GLASGOW made Machines, falsely sold aa American, the oontoßt to bo decided in pubilo by English fairplay, and not by Ifftnkee umartnosa. Ttte tomo may be aaoertnlued ftt our ofiioos, Prlaoea atreet, by wiy agents who ohooaes to compete, WEKTHEIM SEWING MACHINE COM V ANY, Frajskkort, Gkrmant. Ali information can bo obtained from our Agent, CORNBR OF PjRINCES AND DOWLING STBJEBXS DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. Time payment from 2« 6d to 5s per week. Hank Machines, £3j Tbkamjb, £5. Klltera, from 16b j Priaging Machines, 10« Gd ; Knitting Maohinefl, £7 10s ; Crimping Machines, f»om 7a 6d. Samples, Circulars, and Catalogues Free by Post. THE WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE RETAIL DEPOT, Corner ojt Princes and Dowlino- streets. T>EMKMBER that a Wertheim MaoWne £i can bo had upon trial, FREE OF CHARGE, by anyone in town or suburbs. No cuargo for delivery, or for instruction at home. Remember, that no matter where you live, in any part of the Colony, we will Bupply yon with a Sewing-machine upon TIME PAYMENT. Our only reply to dishonest advertising is, Get any one of the old-fashioned maohlnes, of any make whatever, at home, and teat it beside a Werthoim. We guarantee to keep all our our machines in perfect order aud repair during three years from date of purchaoQ, freo of any oh&rge, , By purchasers, and not by ourselves, was first applied the epithet which distinguishes oar machines, that of "THE WOND.KRFUL WERTHEIM.' ROBERT LOOEBEAD, Manager